K-Dramas Confirmed for Season 2 in 2026

K-Dramas Confirmed for Season 2 in 2026

K-Dramas Confirmed for Season 2 in 2026

Korean dramas have become a global phenomenon, winning millions of fans for their emotional storytelling, high production quality, and unforgettable characters. Traditionally, most K-Dramas wrapped up in a single season — but times are changing.

Now, more and more series are getting Season 2 renewals, thanks to international success on streaming platforms like Netflix and Disney+. As we approach 2026, several beloved shows are returning for highly anticipated sequels.

Here’s a complete list of K-Dramas confirmed for Season 2 in 2026, along with what fans can expect from each one.

1. Signal (Season 2)

After years of rumors and fan petitions, Signal is officially returning for a second season in 2026.

tvN confirmed that the original cast — Kim Hye-soo, Cho Jin-woong, and Lee Je-hoon — will reunite for another round of time-traveling investigations.

The first season (2016) became a classic with its mix of suspense, tragedy, and time-bending mystery.

📅 Expected Release: First half of 2026
📺 Where to Watch: tvN and Netflix

Why to watch: Fans have waited nearly a decade to know what happened after that heart-stopping finale.

2. A Shop for Killers (Season 2)

Disney+ confirmed A Shop for Killers Season 2 after its breakout success in 2024. The series stars Lee Dong-wook and Kim Hye-jun and follows a young woman who discovers her late uncle’s “shop” is a front for assassins.

Season 2 promises deadlier missions, global storylines, and expanded world-building.

📅 Expected Release: Mid-2026
📺 Where to Watch: Disney+

Why to watch: Sharp action scenes, stylish visuals, and one of Lee Dong-wook’s best performances.

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3. Boyhood (Season 2)

The nostalgic 1980s-set youth drama Boyhood is confirmed for a second season, with filming to begin in early 2026.

Unlike most sequels, it will feature a new cast and setting, moving from an agricultural school to a seaside fisheries high school — continuing the coming-of-age theme with new faces.

📅 Expected Release: Late 2026
📺 Where to Watch: Wavve

Why to watch: A fresh take on nostalgia — new characters, same heartfelt storytelling.

4. Flex x Cop (Season 2)

The crime-comedy hit Flex x Cop returns with Ahn Bo-hyun reprising his role as the spoiled heir-turned-detective.

Season 2 will further explore his growth as a police officer while mixing in new cases and comedic elements.

📅 Expected Release: Early-to-mid 2026
📺 Where to Watch: SBS and Disney+

Why to watch: Lighthearted, fun, and filled with unexpected emotional depth.

5. Crash (Season 2)

After its 2024 success, Crash — the unique drama focusing on traffic investigators — is coming back for Season 2.

Starring Lee Min-ki and Kwak Sun-young, the new season will present more complex car-related cases and evolving team dynamics.

📅 Expected Release: Mid-2026
📺 Where to Watch: ENA and Viki

Why to watch: Rare and refreshing, combining crime-solving with slice-of-life humor.

6. Not Others (Season 2)

The delightful mother-daughter slice-of-life comedy Not Others will return after production delays pushed it to 2026.

Starring Jeon Hye-jin and Sooyoung (SNSD), Season 2 will explore their chaotic yet lovable relationship as both women navigate new phases in life.

📅 Expected Release: 2026
📺 Where to Watch: ENA and Viki

Why to watch: The perfect mix of heart, humor, and relatable family drama.

7. Moving (Season 2)

Disney+’s most successful Korean original, Moving, is officially getting a second season.

The story of gifted individuals hiding their superpowers will continue, introducing new heroes and higher stakes.

📅 Expected Release: 2026
📺 Where to Watch: Disney+

Why to watch: A stunning superhero story with emotional storytelling and a star-studded cast.

8. All of Us Are Dead (Season 2)

Netflix’s smash hit zombie series is finally returning. Filming is expected in 2025, with release set for late 2026.

Season 2 will pick up after the survivors escape Hyosan High, with rumors of new mutants and infected zones.

📅 Expected Release: Late 2026
📺 Where to Watch: Netflix

Why to watch: Expect more thrilling survival, heartache, and horror.

9. The Legend of the Blue Sea (Season 2)

Reports confirm pre-production has begun for The Legend of the Blue Sea 2, starring Lee Min-ho and Jun Ji-hyun.

The fantasy romance will continue exploring the mermaid-human connection in modern times, possibly introducing their descendants.

📅 Expected Release: 2026 (TBA)
📺 Where to Watch: SBS and Netflix

Why to watch: Two of Korea’s biggest stars are returning to one of the most beloved fantasy dramas ever made.

10. Study Group (Season 2)

Adapted from the webtoon of the same name, Study Group combines school life, fighting, and ambition.

The new season will show the characters entering college while dealing with the aftermath of their battles and friendships.

📅 Expected Release: Late 2026
📺 Where to Watch: TVING

Why to watch: Perfect for younger audiences who love determination, teamwork, and action-packed storytelling.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  1. Which K-Dramas are officially confirmed for Season 2 in 2026?
    Some of the confirmed titles include Signal 2, A Shop for Killers 2, Moving 2, Boyhood 2, and Flex x Cop 2.
  2. Will all the same actors return for Season 2?
    Most dramas aim to retain their original leads, but some — like Boyhood 2 — are changing casts and settings for new stories.
  3. Are all these dramas coming to Netflix?
    Not all. Some are exclusive to platforms like Disney+ (Moving, A Shop for Killers) or local Korean channels like tvN and SBS.
  4. Why are more K-Dramas getting second seasons now?
    Due to international popularity and streaming success, producers are investing in longer storytelling formats to meet fan demand.
  5. What other K-Dramas might get a Season 2 after 2026?
    Rumors suggest shows like Doctor Cha, Sweet Home 3, and Queen of Tears could receive future continuations, though no official dates have been announced yet

Final Thoughts

2026 will be a landmark year for K-Drama lovers. For years, fans dreamed of seeing their favorite characters again — and now, that dream is becoming reality. Whether you love heartwarming slice-of-life series or adrenaline-filled thrillers, there’s a Season 2 waiting for you.

So grab your snacks, rewatch the first seasons, and get ready for a year full of emotional reunions and unforgettable stories.

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